Abercrombie & Fitch gets a boost from NFL, wedding and back-to-school apparel sales Abercrombie & Fitch Co. reported its second quarter 2024 earnings Wednesday, showing strong financial performance despite ongoing challenges with freight costs. The company achieved record net sales of $1.13 billion for the quarter, marking a 21% increase compared to last year. CEO Fran Horowitz noted the company's "balanced performance across...
Fashion Briefing: Tapestry maintains sustainability targets as initiatives face setbacks This week, a look at the climate target back-pedaling across the industry and, conversely, why Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman owner Tapestry is going all in. Also, the latest earnings from Macy's and Amer Sports, and executive moves.
Week in Review: DNC Convention style, from Tuckernuck’s Jackie dress to the Harris-Walz camo hat On the latest Glossy Week in Review podcast, managing editor Tatiana Pile joins international fashion reporter Zofia Zwieglinska to break down some of the most talked-about fashion moments from this week’s Democratic National Convention.
Cariuma launches Cariuma Forward, a made-to-order footwear program As made-to-order production models catch on, bringing more sustainability to fashion, 6-year-old footwear brand Cariuma is stepping up with a new initiative: Cariuma Forward. The made-to-order program, launched Tuesday, offers shoppers willing to wait months for their orders to receive early access to new products, monthly.
Never Fully Dressed’s Lucy Aylen on the ‘learning curve’ of reaching global consumers On the Glossy Podcast, Aylen discusses the brand’s U.S. expansion, including with stores in NYC's Nolita neighborhood and L.A.'s Melrose Place, both of which opened in June. I
Fashion Briefing: Vestiaire Collective turns to ‘Emily in Paris’ to grow awareness ahead of planned 2025 IPO This week, a look at the continued impact of TV on fashion and fashion on TV as more brands and companies get in on the TV opportunity. Also, the latest investment rounds and executive moves.
Deckers Brands sells off Sanuk to activewear company Lolë Lolë, a Montreal-based activewear brand, has acquired the footwear brand Sanuk from Deckers Brands, owner of Ugg, Teva and Hoka. Based in Southern California, 27-year-old Sanuk is known for its casual and laid-back footwear, particularly sandals and slip-ons.
Kurt Geiger expands Academy program to connect diverse young talents and the fashion industry British footwear and accessories brand Kurt Geiger is breaking down barriers for Gen-Z minority students interested in working in the fashion industry. This comes as the job market for younger employees is increasingly more opaque, with fewer internships and early-stage jobs available, based on insights from the company.
Fashion Briefing: How Copenhagen Fashion Week brands are overcoming industry challenges This week, a look at Copenhagen Fashion Week as it comes to a close and the featured Scandi brands that are scaling their businesses. Also, investment rounds and executive moves.